The MCA Department successfully conducted Chip-to-Net 10.1, a two-day hands-on
workshop for students from Arts and Science colleges on February 6-7, 2025. The event
witnessed the enthusiastic participation of 50 students from 12 different colleges.
Inaugural Ceremony

The workshop was inaugurated on February 6, 2025 at 9:30 am in the MCA Department’s
Computer Lab.

• Mr. Dijesh P (Coordinator) welcomed the participants and dignitaries.
•  Dr. Reji C Joy (HoD, MCA) provided an overview of the workshop.
•  Dr. Sunitha C (Principal, VAST) inaugurated the workshop and delivered the inaugural address.
•  Mr. Suresh Lal (Executive Director, VICT) and Mr. Asokan E G (VICT Coordinator) delivered      felicitation speeches.
•  Mr. Manesh D (Co-coordinator) proposed the vote of thanks.

Technical Sessions
The workshop comprised four interactive sessions, each focusing on essential technical and
soft skills:

1. Website Creation Using Google Sites
o Speaker: Ms. Siji K B (Assistant Professor, MCA)
o This session introduced participants to Google Sites, covering features for website
creation and customization.
 

2. Web Hosting Management
o Speaker: Mr. Dijesh P (Associate Professor, MCA)
o Participants gained insights into web hosting, learning about site security,
performance optimization, and cost-effective solutions.

3. Introduction to LaTeX Using Overleaf
o Speaker: Dr. Reji C Joy (HoD, MCA)
o This session introduced LaTeX, a powerful typesetting tool for academic and
technical documents, with hands-on practice using Overleaf.

4. Soft Skills Development – " Excellence Redefined "
o Speaker: Mr. Manesh D (Assistant Professor, MCA)
o A session focusing on personal and professional development, emphasizing effective
communication, teamwork, and leadership skills.

Valedictory Session

The workshop concluded with a valedictory session, where all participants were awarded
certificates and a traditional lamp, symbolizing the light of knowledge at Vidya. Additionally,
a Website Designing Contest was conducted, and the winners received cash prizes and
certificates.

With its practical learning approach and expert-led sessions, Chip-to-Net 10.1 reinforced the
MCA Department’s commitment to bridging the gap between academia and industry,
equipping students with essential skills for the digital era.